On social media, negative experiences have greater emotional impact than positive experiences…and increase risk for depression.
Mental health apps are increasingly popular. But they may encourage healthy people to think they have a mental condition. How to protect yourself.
For help smoothing out the ups and down of bipolar disorder, this dietary supplement could be the answer.
Here are the signs of depression, anxiety, alcohol abuse and prescription drug abuse and what to do if you see them.
Long, hot baths could be a way to reset out-of-sync body rhythms which are thought to be a factor in depression.
Low levels of the amino acid metabolite acetyl-L-carnitine in blood might be a marker for depression, according to new research. Learn more…
Video gaming can take over your life as powerfully as gambling or substance abuse. Here are the warning signs.
When you wake up on the wrong side of the bed, it literally changes the way your brain processes information and leads to mistakes. How to avoid the trap.
Too stressed to take time out to give yourself a treat? Why doing what you think is “bad” can actually be good for you and help you get more done.
The golden-yellow spice prized in culinary circles is as effective against depression as prescription drugs. Here's how to use it.
Virtual reality works better than exposure therapy for fear of heights. It also works for PTSD, anxiety disorders and more.
Taking these steps can help you quickly regain control over your eating and your health.
Americans living at higher altitudes are at higher risk for depression and suicide.
Work stress could be as dangerous for your health as smoking cigarettes. Why men are at the highest risk and how to escape the danger zone.
Standard treatment for hard-to-control depression and anxiety may work only in right-handed people...and could worsen the conditions in the left-handed.
